I've had some drinks, and got lost on the interwebz. I know all of you know of the famous BMW motors of the turbo F1 days, but realistically what would it take to build an M10 to lets say 800hp, or even 1000hp? Judging by the photos and videos I've seen, it looks like a stock M10 block and crank. Obvious the pistons and rods are one off pieces. The head looks like an S14 head, but it's split covers like the M10, so perhaps something else? Has anyone gotten close to those those power levels with an M10?
Just going through my head here:
Take an M10, sleeve it down to 1.5l
Forged rods
custom pistons, possibly CR or 8:1 or 8.5:1
16v head (S14 head bolts on, but oil return needs to be modified I believe)
External oil pump
Huge ass cams.
Big turbo
Wastegate welded shut.
Prayers from someguy2800 and E36 HateR.
????
800hp.
Edit: Looks like the head is not from an S14, but a special head BMW made for their F2 team:
https://www.bmw2002faq.com/forums/to...for-m10-block/
So it's possible to get a hold of one (maybe).
Lay it on me thick gents.
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After having looked at the m10 block versus a m52 block it’s considerably less robust.
Having made 800hp and 1000hp on a m52 I cannot imagine doing it on a m10 Without serious work.
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The answer to how the 1500 hp qualifying engines were possible lies in the bore and stroke that was used, the cylinder head flow, and the resulting rpm range. Running toluene as a fuel helps too.
But in any case technology has marched on since the late 80’s and if you want to build a 800 or 1000 hp s14 or even m10 headed motor, you can certainly do so, and would not even need to be that wild of a build.
This is 501hp @ 2,4bar, M10B18 engine with HX35 super
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Pju1nRqD9U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CxMJkyv15w
Specs: (google translate)
* Motor M10B18 (18 4E B)
* Block has been the crown colonies oil spraying nozzles installed +
* CP Pistons 8.5: 1 compression ratio
* Custom 90mm, piston pins and stopwatches
* CP Pistons Piston Rings (calculated and set the ring gaps were pared down)
* SPM Rods 135mm (measured by the above)
* ARP 2000 rod bolts (Stretch gauge of tightened)
* ARP 12mm cylinder head bolts
* ARP frame 12mm bolts
* Crankshaft polished, chamfered in the oil (measured and controlled straightness)
* KOLBENSCHMIDT bearings
* Cometic 1.3mm head gasket
* Windorf Overhauled cylinder head
* Dr. Schrick valve springs
* ENEM Z55 camshaft Turbo (284/113 / 11.2 / 1.4, 7 degrees earlier turned down or 2.1mm lift)
* IE Performance rocker arms* IE nookurilukud
* Sachs Race Engineering clutch 765 240mm (clamp 1450kg load)
* Kennedy and Engineering 240mm 4-bladed clutch
* BMW M30 engine old school 6.9kg flywheel
* BMW M30 Getrag 260 gearbox
* Custom driveshaft
* Custom gearshift linkage + custom linkage bushings
* 2 MegaSquirt V3.0 programmable ECM
* VEMS AFresTiny Wideband EGT +
* Bosch Motorsport 2x2 Coilpack
* M20B25 damper
* M50B25 TPS sensor
* Fast GM IAT sensor
* M50B25 CAM VR sensor crankshaft position sensor
* 36-1 Trigger Wheel
* Super HX35 Holset turbo
* HKS GT II Wastegate 60mm V-Band (replica)
* HKS BOV SSQV (replica)
* Intercooler (550mmx180mmx65mm)
* 840cc/min@3.0bar Peak & Hold sprays* 3.0bar
* Bosch 044 fuel pump
* 3 "downpipe
* 3 " Silencer
* 2.5 "Intake manifold
* M20B25 radiator
*Snow performance water meth injection
the head on the f1 car is different than the s14. I believe it was the m12.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQeIhVJ5A34
Last edited by whitecord; 03-28-2019 at 09:49 PM.
one lap of america s52/gt35r 318ti..500whp 533wtq 19psi via rk-tunes....
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The most important thing never stated is:
- a team of 50+ engineers constantly reading data from many sensors and custom tuning every last issue out of the engine to have it just inside the hairy edge of being an external combustion engine.
-1000 hrs of engine dyno time
Parts:
-Dual stage injectors
-ITBs (which are so hard to tune with a turbo too)
Weren't they running 80+ psi to get to that 1400hp? A 1400hp 4cyl doesn't just come from a simple bullet-ed list of parts. It takes man and brain power...the likes of which we don't possess individually. 1K hp is a feat itself, then you still have 400hp to find. Insane.
Probably the best stash of info on it
http://www.gurneyflap.com/bmwturbof1engine.html
I mean honestly...shouldn't a sleeved 3.2 S52 make a shit ton of power? I'm sure it would not be to far fetched to have it machined. I bet 1500hp is capable with honestly not TOO much money. I'm thinking 1200whp? Past that, you can only do so much with xx. Bore and xx stroke hence v8s making upwards of 2500hp currently. I mean lets be realistic, we are all here because Inline 6 power... not JUST power the super special awesome power. If we wanted lame power we'd do it.
Last edited by Mklock; 03-29-2019 at 12:24 AM.
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